decorate – CleanWIP Magazine

Today’s #CleanWIP theme and collaborative article is Decorate. [More info]

Use CleanWIP Magazine’s #CleanWIP hashtag with lines from a work-in-progress and your tweet might be included in a https://t.co/yUHUbxZp23 collaborative article for authors who lean *clean* and readers who love them. The #CleanWIP theme for Thursday, December 12 is DECORATE pic.twitter.com/f3GxgTsP8d
— CleanWIP Magazine (@cleanwip) December 12, 2019

@CleanWIP Emily decorated Alissia's burgundy dress by stitching white lace to the bodice. Small bustles were the fashion this year, allowing extra material for bows and such. Emily had chosen a color called Napoleon Blue. She hoped to have enough extra to make a drawstring purse
— Laurean Brooks (@Laurean2) December 12, 2019

#CleanWIP (theme DECORATE)
Inside a spartan wooden hall decorated with rows of skulls, Liall Guinness, the former Lord of Moor Point, stood glaring at yet another Vandal chieftain.

(Lots of those decorations in this medieval pub in Prague.) pic.twitter.com/gkBzE4gkMx
— Katy Huth Jones (@KatyHuthJones) December 12, 2019

The CleanWIP Experience

We work closely with published authors and writers who are aspiring to be published as well as other creative people such as artists, poets, and songwriters in our CleanWIP Facebook group for authors (et al) and via the #CleanWIP hashtag game to bring readers interesting sneak peeks into their works-in-progress plus full-featured articles, personal reflections on the thoughts and struggles from a rough draft to a published work, and special collaborations on various topics.

We encourage authors to use the #CleanWIP hashtag to share sneak peeks related to the day’s theme from unpublished works. This helps us provide content our readers love and expect. For the same reason, we also encourage use of the hashtag for a single relevant release day announcement. On Fridays, we relax the structure even further and encourage using #CleanWIP to share relevant news, interesting teases from a work-in-progress or published work (purchase links encouraged on Fridays), or something else our readers might love. Actual use of the hashtag is not within our control and even on this site we will sometimes share #CleanWIP content that doesn’t strictly meet these guidelines.